Sentence examples for charge of agencies from inspiring English sources

His nomination also gives Rudolph W. Giuliani, the former mayor of New York, and his consulting firm an ex-partner in charge of agencies that buy $7 billion a year in goods and services.

The upper middle class includes: people in charge of agencies and enterprises, middle managers, senior professionals, general institutional leaders/civil servants, business employees, private entrepreneurs (with eight or more employees).

He knows from experience that change in government policy is desperately needed, and in response, he has publicly urged establishing this office, as have those in charge of government agencies investigating UAP in other countries.

In fact, the people in charge of the agencies went along with Downing Street's deception.

To lend weight to his admonishments, the DNI was to be given charge of the agencies' combined $40 billion budget, though most of that is controlled by the Pentagon.

Instead, they sued four officials in charge of the agencies at the time: David H. Petraeus, the former C.I.A. director; Leon E. Panetta, the former defense secretary; and two successive heads of the Joint Special Operations Command, Adm. William H. McRaven and Lt. Gen. Joseph L. Votel.

VICE News requested interviews with the ministers in charge of both agencies, but they declined.

Appointees get seats at important tables, but with Republicans in charge of major agencies, they have little policymaking power.

The charge of regulatory agencies includes monitoring the long-term safety of drugs that have attained approval for clinical use, especially those for which specific adverse events have been suspected.

Alexandre Gashangi, who is in charge of the agency's office in Conakry, said that Peul families began pouring into the towns of Diabola and Dinguiraye over the weekend.

At the time of the message, Mr. Erevia was an assistant agent in charge of the agency's office in Atlanta.